by Dylan Sherman | Apr 16, 2021
Legislature looking to boost state’s coal industry Multiple bills would provide tax breaks or other benefits. By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF BISMARCK – The North Dakota Legislature has heard a number of bills that seek to support the established coal industry in the state....
by Dylan Sherman | Apr 16, 2021
Hemp regulation bill gets a facelift Attorney general’s office offers amendments to clarify regulatory standards By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF BISMARCK – A legislative conference committee has voted to accept amendments proposed by the Attorney General’s Office on House...
by Dylan Sherman | Apr 16, 2021
North Dakota Legislature passes Juneteenth bill Bipartisan Senate Bill 2232 passed through the House by a vote of 70-22, to make Juneteenth a recognized ceremonial holiday. By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF BISMARCK – After a House vote, North Dakota is on track to become the...
by Dylan Sherman | Apr 9, 2021
At the Legislature: individual rights vs. social action But issues are not always one or the other By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF BISMARCK — A divergence of vision on how best to protect individual rights while addressing societal issues has sometimes marked the 2021 North...
by Dylan Sherman | Apr 9, 2021
North Dakota Senate kills a new resolution on recreational marijuana After voting against H.B. 1420, which would have legalized recreational marijuana, the Senate voted against a resolution that would have put the question on the ballot By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF...
by Dylan Sherman | Apr 2, 2021
Extended drought in North Dakota could threaten farmers this season With 80% of the state in severe drought conditions and 16.9% of the state in extreme drought conditions, farmers in North Dakota are worried about their livelihoods. By Dylan Sherman, NDNAEF BISMARCK...
